When Will Bay Area Rental Market Heat Up Again?
Many people are starting to look at the rental market as the Bay Area starts to come back from the coronavirus. The market has been at the lowest level the
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Bay Area employers wait and see on mandatory COVID vaccines
Of the many problems confronting Bay Area companies as they move out of pandemic lockdowns and into the workplaces of the future, one issue is proving especially thorny: Do they
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Power Restored to About 2,900 Customers in Parts of Santa Clara
The power has returned in Santa Clara after it left approximately 2,900 customers without power Thursday evening. According to Silicon Valley Power’s Twitter page, the outage affected 2,877 customers in the southwest
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Bay Area Counties Continue Push to Get COVID-19 Shots Into Arms
As the push continues to get COVID-19 shots in arms, two more mass vaccinations sites were coming online as a combination of an increase in supply and a decrease in
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Disneyland & Co. reopenings can’t fix 58% of California job cuts
Buzz: The reopening of Disneyland’s theme parks and its tourist-attraction peers across California aren’t a miracle cure for the state’s battered job market. That’s because industries outside of leisure and
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Disneyland’s Reopening Highlights a Pandemic Turnaround in Southern California
Four months ago, America’s most populous state was struggling to combat a surge in coronavirus hospitalizations that packed patients into outdoor tents and killed hundreds of people each day. On
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California Trucks Salmon to Pacific; Low River Levels Blamed
California officials will again truck millions of young salmon raised at fish hatcheries in the state’s Central Valley agricultural region to the Pacific Ocean because projected river conditions show that
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Why were the Bay Area’s biggest cities denied key housing funds?
The mayors of the Bay Area’s three largest cities are pushing back after they were denied key affordable housing funds — a shutout they say could cost the region 3,000
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Risky California public bank plan would duplicate services
This week, the Assembly Banking and Finance Committee will consider the state’s creating an unnecessary and unwieldy government-run banking system that carries enormous financial risk to Californians. Proponents of Assembly
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Activists Work to Get More Vaccinated in South Bay’s Hard-Hit Latino Community
There is growing concern about the vaccine hesitancy, especially among Santa Clara County’s Latino community. Advocates said it is clear more and more people in that community are declining to
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